At Home in South China’s Flower City Explore the attractions of historic Canton from a luxuriously-appointed residence along the Pearl River.
Pursue Your Perfect Social Life Entertain at home or at some of Guangzhou’s most tasteful venues—conveniently located just downstairs.
Personalized and Luxurious Safety, discretion and comfort, located in the heart of Guangzhou's emerging central business district.
A Procession of Perfectly Joyful Moments Mark the passage of time with an unending stream of indelible memories.

Innovating the art of luxury in the heart of the city

Imagine a home not only defined by sophisticated style and sumptuous furnishings, but equipped with impeccable service delivered by The Ritz-Carlton. From housekeeping and valet services to gourmet dining and a dedicated concierge, you'll enjoy five-star living.

Designed by Hirsch Bedner & Associates, The Residences at The Ritz-Carlton, Guangzhou are located in the heart of the emerging Pearl River New City and surrounded by luxury residential, commercial and cultural developments including the Guangzhou Opera House, the Guangzhou TV & Sightseeing Tower and the new Guangdong Museum.


Discover your dream home

Call, fax or email to schedule a tour or inquire about the availability of Residences at The Ritz-Carlton, Guangzhou.

3 Xing An Road, Pearl River New City
Tianhe District
Guangzhou, 510623
People's Republic of China

Tel:86 20 3813 6857
Fax:86 20 3813 6698
E-mail:kitty.liujun@ritzcarlton.com
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Summer 2012 Residences Newsletter

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Summer 2012 Hotel Newsletter

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Upcoming Events

Flower Arrangement, Redux
This year we’ll once again be organizing the popular Flower Arrangement workshop—scour the famous Fang Cun Flower Market for the most delicate, colorful and fragrant blossoms before heading back to the hotel for a light lunch and an afternoon lesson in this delicate art.

Date:Friday, May18
Time:10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

The Chinese Tea Tradition
With records dating back to the 10th Century B.C.E., the consumption of Tea in China has a long and significant history. Join us on a warm Saturday afternoon to learn more about the culture, customs and practices surrounding this iconic beverage throughout the ages.

Date:Saturday, June 16
Time:2 to 4 p.m.